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Industry Briefs 2-5-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ACCOUNTING CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen LLP) has hired Matthew Bartholomew as a principal in…

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WalletHub: Utah best state to start a business

The accolades just keep rolling in for Utah's business climate. Personal finance website WalletHub has named the state the best in the nation for starting a business. The ranking is based in 25 metrics important to entrepreneurs launching new business ventures. Photo courtesy…

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Unitech to grow in Beaver, locate in Mineral Mountains Inland Port area

Brice Wallace An HVAC manufacturer will expand its operations in Beaver, with plans to add 50 jobs over the next six months and become the first company to locate in the Beaver City zone of the new Mineral Mountains Inland Port Project Area. Unitech Manufacturing, part of Salt…

UTAH JOBLESS RATE STAYS STEADY AT 2.8 PERCENT IN DECEMBER

Utah’s unemployment rate steadied in December after several months of small increases. The jobless rate saw no change in December, remaining the same as November’s 2.8 percent, leaving about 59,300 residents without jobs, the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS) said in…

West Weber project area will help fulfill county's vision for '50 years-plus'

Brice Wallace Approval of part of western Weber County as an inland port project area can help the county realize its vision there for the next half-century, the Utah Inland Port Authority board heard recently. During a board meeting earlier this month, Stephanie Russell,…

MWCN names Layton Construction leader 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year

Salt Lake City-based business networking organization MountainWest Capital Network (MWCN) has announced it has selected David S. Layton, president and CEO of Layton Construction, as its 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year. “Each year, MWCN recognizes entrepreneurs who create…

Chamber will honor Clark Ivory as 'Giant in our City'

Clark D. Ivory, CEO of Ivory Homes, has been named “Giant in our City” by the Salt Lake Chamber. Ivory will be honored as the 45th recipient of the honor at a celebration taking place April 25 at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. The award recognizes those with…

Cedar City's American Pacific sold to NewMarket Corp. for $700 million

Cedar City’s American Pacific Corp., a producer of highly specialized chemicals through proprietary processes for use in missile defense, space launch, pharmaceutical and fire suppression applications, has been sold to NewMarket Corp. of Richmond, Virginia. AE Industrial…

47G & YouScience partner to launch workforce development program

Utah’s 47G, a coalition of the state’s aerospace, defense and cybersecurity companies, has partnered with American Fork-based education technology company YouScience to launch a workforce development program aimed to connect emerging local talent with member organizations in the…

States Newsroom launches in Utah

States Newsroom, a nationwide state-focused nonprofit news organization, has launched Utah News Dispatch to provide free, non-partisan coverage of state issues. The launch of the Utah service means States Newsroom is now just two states away from reaching its goal of having a…

Utah Farm Bureau lists ‘Issues to Watch For’ during 2024 legislative session

The Utah Farm Bureau, the state’s general farm and ranch organization with more than 35,000 member families, has released its list of “Issues to Watch For in 2024” as the 2024 Utah general legislative session unrolls in Salt Lake City. “Though not exhaustive in scope,” the list…

Myriad Genetics to buy St. George lab, test assets from Precision Genomics

Myriad Genetics, a Salt Lake City-based provider of genetic testing and precision medicine, has agreed to acquire select assets from Intermountain Precision Genomics’ (IPG) laboratory business, including the Precise Tumor Test, the Precise Liquid Test and IPG’s CLIA-certified…

WORK DAZE: Is it too early to stop being late?

Bob Goldman Sorry if I kept you waiting. I know how important it is to have a new “Work Daze” for you, right on schedule, but I had a serious finger-fatigue emergency from playing Asura’s Wrath. Then I started thinking about how quickly Travis would recover if Taylor dumped him…

INNOVATE UTAH

NarcX Solutions Inc. , a Vineyard-based developer of on-site drug disposal, has announced a major milestone in the fight against illicit fentanyl. The new product, NarcX+ , has successfully completed independent validation by a third-party criminal laboratory testing its…

Tract acquires 668 acres in Eagle Mountain for future for data center campus

Tract, a Denver-based developer of master-planned data center parks, has acquired more than 668 acres of land in Eagle Mountain. The land sits within the Regional Technology Innovation (RTI) Overlay, which allows for by-right use for data centers, advanced manufacturing,…

Existing home sales breaks losing streak

Nationwide existing-home sales grew in November, breaking a streak of five consecutive monthly declines, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Among the four major U.S. regions, sales climbed in the Midwest and South but receded in the Northeast and West. All…

Industry Briefs 1-29-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS Ryan Smith , founder and CEO of Recyclops Inc., was recently named to the…

Without home ownership, 'American dream' is dead

Photo courtesy Vecteezy UTAH ECONOMIC OUTLOOK & POLICY SUMMIT Brice Wallace Utah’s housing affordability crisis could turn the “American dream” into a nightmare for future generations. That was the sentiment expressed at a recent economic outlook event in Salt Lake City. Several…

GSL TEAM PRESENTS LEGISLATURE WITH 2024 ACTION PLAYBOOK

The Great Salt Lake Strike Team, a policy group formed by the state’s public research universities — the University of Utah and Utah State University — and state government agencies, has released a document containing data and insights to help decision-makers during the 2024…

Mars-owned Nature's Bakery to open facility near SLC airport

Brice Wallace A bakery manufacturing facility will rise in Salt Lake City as a Mars Inc. subsidiary establishes a 339,000-square-foot facility and adds over 190 jobs over the next decade. The announcement by Nature’s Bakery came after being approved for a state tax credit…

UofU mining safety program brings new perspectives to underground hazards

An educational collaboration between the Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (RMCOEH) and the Department of Mining Engineering at the University of Utah will bring new perspectives to tackle tough problems in mining safety. Mining technology in the…

Cox, business leaders tout Southern Utah at ‘What’s Up’ summit

Although the possibilities are limitless for business development in Southern Utah, stakeholders will need to work together to make it happen — abandoning “me” in favor of “we.” That was the general message conveyed by speakers at the recent 28th annual What’s Up Down South…

Crucial Learning acquires Core Strengths

Crucial Learning, a Provo-based learning company with courses in communication, performance and leadership, has acquired Core Strengths, a Carlsbad, California-based assessment and training company. Core Strengths developed the Strength Deployment Inventory (SDI), an assessment…

'Economic Report to the Governor' highlights resilient Utah economy

The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute recently presented its 36th Economic Report to the Governor to Gov. Spencer Cox at the 2024 Economic Outlook and Public Policy Summit, hosted by the Salt Lake Chamber. The report highlights the resilience of the U.S. economy in 2023 and…

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